How should the databinding be configured for a non-JAXB Java bean?
Currently in 2.x I'm seeing that the data type that gets generated
does have a databinding set to java:complexType but the logical type
is set to the default XMLType, i.e. it has a null element name and a
null XSD type. In the DefaultDataBindingExtensionPoint I seem the
following code and comment:
public boolean introspectType(DataType dataType, Operation operation) {
loadDataBindings();
for (DataBinding binding : databindings) {
// don't introspect for JavaBeansDatabinding as all javatypes will
// anyways match to its basetype
// which is java.lang.Object. Default to this only if no databinding
// results
if (!binding.getName().equals(JavaBeansDataBinding.NAME)) {
if (binding.introspect(dataType, operation)) {
return true;
}
}
}
It's not clear what the default databinding should be set to in the
case of a Java bean. xsd:any? This is currently causes the properties
itest to fail a it complains about missing types in the model. I'll
take a look and see what we did in 1.x as I believe the properties
test ran clean there but if anyone knows then that would be useful
Regards
Simon
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